The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-15
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in Salem. Mass.
Joseph Dempsey Of Manton avenue is
visiting at Boston.
Louis II. Meyer has an advertisement
in the TINES this week.
Frank Coleman fell in fit on the
Square last Saturday evening.
Horace Martin arrived home this week
from the West with eighteen fine horses.
Rev. L. osler supplied the pulpit of
Academy Avenue Baptist church last
Sunday.
Hot brown bread and baked beans
every Sunday morning. at J. A. Webb's,
1920 High street,
Mr. Stephen b. Olney Of winsor street
has moved into his new cottage on
Webster street.
ID. w. Giles. editor Of the Narragansett
Times of Wakefield. X l. visited friends
in Olneyville this week.
The open air temperance meeting that
was held on the Square last Sunday af-
ternoon, was we'll attended.
Thomas W Penney left town Friday
for New Hampshire, where he will spend
a week hunting and fishing.
officer Cory of the Sixth Station, sup
pressed disturbance on Edward street
at an early hour last Sunday morning.
Mr.. George Boyden, the dry goods man.
has sold his house on Baker avenue, and
has moved in house nearer High street.
Mr.. Thomas Mulleny not being satisfied
with the attractions Of the Taunton fair,
visited the Brockton, Mass fair last week
DR.. Kay at the Boston Dental Parlors,
254 Westminster street, Providence. is
doing excellent work in dentistry at rea-
sonable prices.
Mr.. McGrath, gymnast, Of this village,
is filing an engagement at the Westmns-
ter Musee this week and next, lac is with
the O'Brien Brothers.
A brush fire on the land of Joseph
Belknap, last Saturday evening caused
some excitement, people thinking it
serious conhagration.
Mr.. James Gray the well known and
favorite vocalist ofthis village, has been
offered hattering engagement with II
New York opera company.
The gate at the Plainfed street cross
ing has been demolished for the thirdtime
and it is hoped by many residents of this
vicinity, the last time.
K. b. Little, senior partner Of the firm
of K. B. Little x Co., the coal dealers,
was thrown from his horse in the city
last week and quite severely injured
Mr.. Samuel Tetlow, Of Johnston has
sold his cider press and mill to James f.
Capron of Scituate. the latter gentleman
has set the machinery in order for opera
tion.
The evening school began in Pioneer
Hall last Monday evening. 1t is under
the direction Of Albert A. Baker, who
has under him IA corps of seventeen as
sistants.
Mr. VIM. l.. Stone, the champion wood
cutter of Scituate, has changed mis- occu-
patton from cutting wood. TO that Of
cutting and packing pork for Messrs.
J. * X. +. Dyer of this place.
Officer Pierce, Of the Sixth station, who
covers the High street beat in the vicinity
Of the square, has been enjoying "A
weeks furlough, visiting friends and re-
latives at Westminster, VT. returned home
this Saturday evening.
dancer Of this place returned home Sat
urday last from Boston, Philadelphia and
New York, foT few days rest. Mr.. Nc
Kenna will start again the coming week
TO fill engagements
Miss Sadie German, elocutionist Of this
village, participated in the entertainment
and concert at IIarrisville last Monday
evening. Miss German rendered several
fine recitations for which the young lady
received meritorious applause.
Last week attention was called by the
TIMES, Of the dangerous practice Of dis
charging firearms in the woods above the
Elm House, and Sunday last, Zone who
knew il was loaded" was arrested in
the above locality, and justly fined a. will
be seen 10y our court record.
WIN. r. Randall, the well known insur-
ance agent. and who represented the
town in the House Of Representatives
in 1884 and 1885, il about TO remove "a
the West, selling out all his interests in
this vicinity. Mr.. Randall is "A popular
young man and will take only good
wishes TO his new home.
Rev. Edward o. Bartlett, pastor Of the
Mt Pleasant Congregational church
visited New York the past week. Next
Tuesday evening Mr.. Bartlett,w will he in
stalled a0 pastor Of the above church. i
is expected that the Rev. Mr.. Kelley. th'
former pastor Of the church will be pres
ent TO participate in the exercises.
Mrs Adele Foley, who was formerl!
the operator Of the branch office Of tb
b. & o. Telegraph Co. in this village, bu
on the closing of the Office here wa
transferred to 90 the Pascoag office, hA
again been Transferred 20 the Lawrence